Another Attempt at the Boardwalk Art Show

Doug and I recently submitted our third Boardwalk Art Show application. Below you will find the images we submitted for our application. The funny thing about this application (and many others like it) is the fact that the artist gets only 300 characters, yes characters not words, to describe the materials and techniques used in creating the art. Regardless of the limitations to explain one’s work, we thought our description was concise and accurate not only with materials and technique but also in describing the intent of our work:

Copper sheet metal is cut into various shapes, colored with patina via oxidation, and displayed in hand crafted wood frames. This work explores how humans visually and conceptually reconcile the dichotomy of discrete and continuous data as it relates to nature and time.

I’ll try and post some explanations of the pieces soon. See ya’ll soon.

JSuar

↓ 365 Days – Etsy Listing
365 Days - This piece is a part of our Cycles in Nature series capturing how the seasons change our environment throughout the year.

↓ Blue Alchemy – Sold
Blue Alchemy - A reflection of the deep cool colors of our world’s oceans.

↓ 12 Month – Etsy listing
12 Months - This piece is a part of our Cycles in Nature series capturing how the seasons change our environment throughout the year.

↓ Animal Line Work – All sold
Animal Line Work - Etched animal outlines with patina showing off the animals in Virginia.